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Delhi Biryani Seller Arrested for Murder of Wife After Dispute Over Affair
Reported by Rohit Yadav (Staff Writer) · Hindustan Times - India ·
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The Arrest
A 36-year-old biryani seller was arrested in southwest Delhi for allegedly stabbing his 30-year-old wife to death with a butcher knife on September 27. The accused, named Pradeep, fled the scene after the attack in JJ Colony Palam. The crime branch anti-gangster squad tracked his movement to the Dwarka Sector-20 area and arrested him on October 2.
The Incident
Police received a call at 4.49 pm on September 27 about a woman stabbed near Kali Mata Mandir. The victim, Sonia, had confronted her husband about an alleged affair at his stall, leading to a heated argument. Pradeep stabbed her multiple times in the chest and neck. Doctors at a private hospital declared her brought dead upon arrival.
Background
The couple got married in 2017 and shared two sons. Their relationship had been strained for some time due to frequent quarrels and suspicions over each other's conduct and alleged extra-marital relationships. Police registered a murder case and launched efforts to recover the weapon used in the crime.
Context
Domestic disputes involving extreme violence often stem from long-standing marital discord and unaddressed suspicions between partners. Law enforcement agencies rely on intelligence networks and technical surveillance to track down suspects who flee after committing violent crimes in urban areas.
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